Client did something unorthodox:
they created a wordpress page with no title. All it displays is a few drawings of something to be build with one text line above it.
How I found it:
The wordpress toolkit showed plugins with no apparent use by any subscription.
Looking closer, there are plugins that have a blank between commas of subscriptions that use the plugin.
Took me a while to figure it out that there was a wordpress installation with no title. Took me even longer to find it in all the other wordpress installations listed.
My way around it, (as I know the client personally), enter a title and use CSS to dispay:none . But isn't really the way forward as I as admin shouldn't interfere with client side in that way.
Suggestion for improvement: If a wordpress installation has no title at all, instead of just displaying a blank, substitute it with the domain name of the wordpress installation.
they created a wordpress page with no title. All it displays is a few drawings of something to be build with one text line above it.
How I found it:
The wordpress toolkit showed plugins with no apparent use by any subscription.
Looking closer, there are plugins that have a blank between commas of subscriptions that use the plugin.
Took me a while to figure it out that there was a wordpress installation with no title. Took me even longer to find it in all the other wordpress installations listed.
My way around it, (as I know the client personally), enter a title and use CSS to dispay:none . But isn't really the way forward as I as admin shouldn't interfere with client side in that way.
Suggestion for improvement: If a wordpress installation has no title at all, instead of just displaying a blank, substitute it with the domain name of the wordpress installation.